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laws of cure

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Laws of cure
A set of three rules used by homeopaths to assess the progress of a patient's recovery.
Mentioned in: Homeopathic Medicine, Constitutional Prescribing
laws of cure,
in homeopathy, the four general directions in which cure of a disease moves: from above downward, from inside outward, from more vital to less vital organs, and in reverse order of symptom appearance.


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